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Dreaming of making your debut on TV? Here, acting teacher Liz T. shares her tips for how to audition for a TV show...
Want to be on TV? You'll first need to get some acting training under your belt, and establish a strong knowledge of current dramas and comedies on TV. Then what? Here are your next steps...
Film Yourself
Because its TV, casting directors will want to see how you look and act on a screen as opposed to a stage in a live theater. At home, try filming yourself on an iPhone, M …
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How to Audition for a TV Show | 5 Steps for Success

Dreaming of making your debut on TV? Here, acting teacher Liz T. shares her tips for how to audition for a TV show...
Want to be on TV? You'll first need to get some acting training under your belt, and establish a strong knowledge of current dramas and comedies on TV. Then what? Here are your next steps...
Film Yourself
Because its TV, casting directors will want to see how you look and act on a screen as opposed to a stage in a live theater. At home, try filming yourself on an iPhone, M

7 Qualities to Look for in the Perfect Ballroom Dance Partner

Whether you're a veteran dancer or you're just beginning to learn ballroom dancing, every dancer needs a partner. If you haven't already found your perfect partner, keep your eyes peeled for these seven winning characteristics.
1. They've Got Smooth Moves
Your perfect partner doesn't have be Fred Astaire or Ginger Rogers, but they should know how to ballroom dance well. Ideally, you and your partner should be dancing at about the same skill level. The best dancers tend to be the most s

Struggling to find that perfect audition monologue? It can take some time, so be prepared to be patient! Read on as Courtney P., one of our acting teachers in the Orlando area, offers her advice:
Let's face it, most actors HATE monologues. They are tedious, and most of the time, it's ridiculously hard to find the right one. Monologues are, however, necessary in the entertainment Industry, and many times your monologue can make or break an audition.
The process of perfecting your monologue

5 Acting Warm-Ups & Games to Do Before an Audition

Being in the entertainment industry is not much different from being in the sports world. In addition to some natural talent and interest, a huge overlap with both industries is the time spent honing your craft. Of course regular practice is a necessary evil, but come race or audition day, our minds and bodies still need to be prepared for whats about to happen. Just as we see athletes spending time stretching and warming up before a performance, its mandatory that actors warm up before audi

Super Cute Kids Re-Enact 2014 Oscar Nominated Films So You Don't Have To

Wow, the Oscars are coming up fast! The 2014 Academy Awards will air this Sunday, March 2. If you haven't had time to catch all of this year's big pictures (or just haven't made your own viral re-enactments yet), let these amazing kids take care of business for you.
My personal fave is the mini-Joaquin Phoenix in Her. Shout out to mom.me and Cinefix for this cool collaboration!
All you movie buffs out there can learn more about the grown-up actors nominated this year, follow our blog